Yes: an agent connected to Audioscrape over MCP can call transcribe_audio on a recording, then search_audio and get_transcript on it any time afterward.
Upload the meeting recording to a workspace, name each council member once, and later meetings are transcribed with those names attached automatically.
Search the name on Audioscrape and set an alert on the results; you get an email digest or webhook whenever a newly transcribed episode mentions it.
Open the person's page on Audioscrape for every attributed appearance, then add a speaker filter plus a topic to pull their exact quotes with timestamps.
Use a transcript index with speaker attribution: add a speaker filter plus your terms on Audioscrape, or filter by speaker in the API or MCP tools.
Use a system with persistent speaker identity: name a voice once in your workspace and every later recording is labeled with that name automatically.
Yes: Audioscrape offers a REST API and an MCP server for searching and reading speaker-attributed transcripts of 18M+ podcast episodes with timestamps.
Search a speaker-attributed transcript index; every result carries the speaker, start and end time, and a link that opens the audio at that second.
Add the Audioscrape MCP server at https://mcp.audioscrape.com as a connector; the assistant can then search and read 18M+ podcast transcripts with citations.